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Large Scene ish in 3DS Max 2014 Issues


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Well I am at a loss for words with how bad I officially think 3DS Max is after working with it over the years. Im on version 2014 now and having nothing but issues with a skyscraper scene. It has a fair amount of geometry (1500 objects or so) and about 3,000,000 polys (nothing more than a tree or two would normally see).

 

I am finding collapsing, attaching, or trying to duplicate the tower I am working on just freezes max. Saving out files is sometimes giving an "error Outputting" and crashes.

 

My system is brand new...

64gb Ram

New K6000

dual 10 core processors

480gb SSD

 

At a loss for words on this... is there any other software on the market people are familiar with?

 

Anyone have any tricks for managing a scene like this? All I need to do is copy the tower I have now and I can even do that.

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While collapsing and attaching, keep your resource monitor open and keep an eye on your available RAM, and when it climbs high type the following into the maxscript listener in the lower left corner of the Max workspace and press enter:

gc()

This is what the listener looks like, type into the white box:

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Hm, sounds very strange?

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1. Check your display driver for Windows, who knows, maybe some difolt win driver is installed instead of nvidia quadro driver

2. Turn on NITROUS display driver ON, inside 3DSMAX viewport configuration.

3. If it is poss, feel free to send the max file via mail, etc..to check it.

4. Do you have some multiscatter on?

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As I see there is some problem, for that kind of PC, that scene is a really piece of cake!

Best R!

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